Redirects

In some cases you may wish to redirect the user to a new page after submitting a form, or any AJAX request.

<form data-request="onSignup">
        <label>Email</label>
        <input name="email" />
    </div>
    <button data-attach-loading>
        Sign Up
    </button>
</form>

Inside your AJAX handler , you may return a Redirect response type where the to method accepts a relative or absolute URL (first argument).

function onSignup()
    return Redirect::to('/signup-complete');

You may use the refresh method to refresh the current page. The use of flash messages is also supported.

function onSignup()
    Flash::success('Signup complete!');
    return Redirect::refresh();

# Redirecting to a CMS Page

The Cms facade and redirect method can be used to redirect to specific CMS page (first argument) and any optional route parameters (second argument).

function onRedirect()
    return Cms::redirect('blog/post', ['slug' => 'foobar']);

You may use the pageUrl method to return the URL as a string instead.

$postPage = Cms::pageUrl('blog/post', ['slug' => 'foobar']);

# Redirects in Twig

The redirect() Twig function can be used to redirect the user from within the page markup.

function onSignup()
    $this['success'] = true;

This function accepts a URL or a CMS page name.

{% if success %}
    {% do redirect('/signup-complete') %}
{% endif %}

# Redirects in AJAX

The AJAX framework supports redirects with the data-request-redirect attribute. The attribute value should specify a URL location to redirect after a successful AJAX request completes.

<button
    data-request="onAjax"
    data-request-redirect="/signup-complete">
    Save and Redirect
</button>

The turbo router supports historical redirects with the data-browser-redirect-back attribute. The attribute can be attached to any hyperlink or AJAX request element, overriding a redirect response, and only triggers when there is a previous browser history state.

<button
    data-request="onRedirect"
    data-browser-redirect-back>
    Save and Back
</button>

The attribute value can also be used on hyperlinks.

<a
    href="/home"
    data-browser-redirect-back>
    Go Back

# See Also